€476 Cheap flights to China

China is full of notable places to explore, many with significant historical value to the region and the world. Some of the most popular landmarks in China are Canton Fair Complex, Shanghai Maglev Museum, Westgate Mall, and Forbidden City, among many more.

Flying into Guangzhou Airport is typically the best way to visit Canton Fair Complex, since it is the closest airport to the area.

There are a total of 6 airlines that operate flight routes to China, with Hainan Airlines being the most popular option. An estimated 56% of those flying into China choose to fly with Hainan Airlines. If you’re unable to find tickets with Hainan Airlines, then KLM and British Airways are also popular airlines to fly with.

The most popular airport in China to fly to is Shanghai Hongqiao Intl, based on our data. In the past 12 months, 17% of all momondo users who travelled to China chose to fly into Shanghai Hongqiao Intl airport, which is located in the city of Shanghai.

Flights to China have been found on momondo for as low as €323 per ticket recently. However, the average price tends to be €530 and anything for €514 or less is a good deal. €1,260 is the most expensive flight we’ve seen in the past week, though you may be able to avoid this price depending on what airport you fly from, what airline you choose, and how far in advance you book your flights.

If you’re flying from a popular airport in Ireland, such as Dublin or Cork, and flying into China, then you can expect flight times to average 16h 25m and , respectively.

The best day to take a flight to China is on Tuesday, followed by Wednesday. Tuesday and Wednesday tend to have the lowest flight prices to China. If your travel dates are flexible, then try to avoid booking on a Saturday, which is known for being the most expensive day of the week to fly to China.

Prices for flights to China are refreshed on a daily basis.

There are 9 operators available for flights to China as of September 2025.

The minimum age for a child to fly alone is five, but airlines offering an unaccompanied minor (UNMR) service may have their age restrictions, such as regulations concerning flight duration, timing, and stopovers. It is recommended that you verify with the airline you are booking with for travel to China.

The required travel and health documents for your China trip may vary depending on your itinerary and personal circumstances. As a general rule, you should carry multiple documents, including a national ID card or driver's licence and a passport valid for six months after your intended arrival at China. We recommend that you seek guidance from your airline or a reliable third party such as IATA.